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by exogen 10y ago
Why would you guess that? This ain't our first rodeo.
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by exogen 10y ago
It's primarily for deduping subdependencies in your dependency tree, the existence of which is not an indication of any problems – it's totally expected that your dependencies might themselves depend on the same libraries.
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by exogen 10y ago
Well, this isn't the The Only Way to Build Apps Playbook. It only mentions webpack because that's what we use exclusively at Formidable... it's our playbook. :) And the TOC shows that many more non-webpack sections are comi
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by exogen 10y ago
> There's clearly a lot of highly creative people out there that can see problems / needs but that have probably come more from a design background rather than a programming / engineering background that may not see the sa
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by exogen 10y ago
The render cycle is what makes it actually play the sounds and show the EQ.
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Relay 2: simpler, faster, more predictable(speakerdeck.com)
1 points by exogen 10y ago|0 comments
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by exogen 10y ago
If you just want these to show up on GitHub specifically, you can use the friendly names like `:ring:`, `:art:`, etc. Then there's no Unicode anywhere but GitHub will still show the emoji. That's how `atom` committers do it.
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by exogen 10y ago
This isn't for setting up webpack (which you usually do once), but rather running it continuously in development mode. At Formidable it's normal for us each to have several long-running webpack-dev-server instances going at once,
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by exogen 10y ago
I think this will happen if you skip the "Turn off errors" part of the instructions: https://github.com/FormidableLabs/webpack-dashboard#turn-off... – did you catch that part?
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by exogen 10y ago
This was a side effect of all the traffic somehow, the HTTPS version should be working again shortly (looks like it's working for me now). Sorry for the hassle!
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by exogen 10y ago
Bootlegs are specifically "releases" that fans record, whereas this site is just for marking your attendance, not providing your recording of it. The more relevant MusicBrainz entity would be an Event: https://musicbrai
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by exogen 10y ago
In my experience [1], you'd probably just use an if statement that does something different when you're on the server. That's totally fine and is still a universal app; universal apps don't have to take every exact same
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by exogen 10y ago
Not sure about the perf difference between DOM elements and component elements, but the primary reason would be: let's say later on you decide each <kbd> should have a className, or a little tooltip helper, or a title attribute,
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by exogen 10y ago
Surely highlighting it on the server is the waste in this case? The library is only 2174 bytes (not even gzipped). Let's say you used the smallest markup possible for each highlighted token. Something like <i class="x">
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by exogen 11y ago
Turning would be quite difficult on a bike with one. ;)
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by exogen 11y ago
I liked Zhu Dang! Sadly it closed after only being open for a year. :(
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by exogen 11y ago
I used to wonder why there was no Chinese restaurant in all of Capitol Hill in Seattle. Some have opened more recently, but it turns out one was there all along – called Regent Bakery & Cafe. Truly hidden from my Chinese restaurant rada
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by exogen 11y ago
AFAIK Radium actually no longer generates inline `style={...}` attributes but `<style>`s at the appropriate places instead.
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by exogen 11y ago
I see this a lot: that people creating CSS-in-JS libraries just don't know CSS well enough to solve their problems. I work with the people who created Radium. They made it because they are extremely experienced CSS developers and do
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by exogen 11y ago
I totally believe the work you've done here is significantly more polished and "conventionalized", that is awesome and congrats! Ember's tools are really slick. That said, everything you're describing – "asynch
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by exogen 11y ago
FooBarComponent shouldn't have been packaged that way (it can include such a dist file for some people to use, but the npm package shouldn't export that). The typical way is for it to not include React as a `dependency` at all but
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by exogen 11y ago
I have a Denon receiver with a web interface, which can control everything over HTTP (volume, source selection, firmware, etc). Of course there's no CSRF protection, so anyone could just control my receiver by getting me to visit a pag
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by exogen 11y ago
Hey HN, one of the authors here (that's me in the screencast). Let me know if I can answer any questions.
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The Only Correct Script Loader Ever Made(blog.formidable.com)
4 points by exogen 11y ago|1 comments
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by exogen 11y ago
I haven't used the $100/hour Magic+, but I've used Magic several times. I ordered sushi when it was first announced and the HN comment about my experience got a lot of interest. Once I used it to order fried chicken from a de
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by exogen 11y ago
Unfortunately it's not so cool now that their GitHub API limit has been reached. That docs page is completely blank for me.
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by exogen 11y ago
1. Encapsulation (arguably the whole purpose of creating such a class in the first place). 2. Would you think it's reasonable for a class to implement equality ==, so it can tell you if it's equal to another instance of the same c
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by exogen 11y ago
The code was probably converted from using `arguments` (which needs `Array.prototype.slice`) to using `...rest` params, and they just overlooked updating this line. The line above it also has a bug: it should be `xs.slice(-1)[0]`.
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by exogen 11y ago
Amazon needs to quit filling their product database with absolute garbage and show that they actually care about the customer experience. In trying to sell absolutely everything they've made it harder to find what you're looking f
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by exogen 11y ago
Firefox. Chrome has not released support for rest params yet (it's in beta).

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